Lea en Español A few weeks ago I attended the graduation of the Rio Piedras Campus at the University of Puerto Rico (UPR). There was an omnipresent figure throughout the ceremony: the Fiscal Control Board, whose enabling law, PROMESA, recently fulfilled a decade. Speech after speech, emphasized how this anti-democratic entity imposed by the President and Congress of the United States infiltrated its austerity cannons against the public education…
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Lea en Español A few weeks ago I attended the graduation of the Rio Piedras Campus at the University of Puerto Rico (UPR). There was an omnipresent figure throughout the ceremony: the Fiscal Control Board, whose enabling law, PROMESA, recently fulfilled a decade. Speech after speech, emphasized how this anti-democratic entity imposed by the President and Congress of the United States infiltrated its austerity cannons against the public education…